[FREE DOWNLOAD] From Michelangelo to Freud: The Devolution of Human Dignity
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In this lecture, Dr. Vishal Mangalwadi suggests that the doctrine of human dignity was a foundational assumption that made the West unique. Renaissance artist Michelangelo depicted the theological source of this idea on the dome of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, in his iconic painting of God creating Adam in his own image. Dr. Mangalwadi laments that following Charles Darwin, William James, and Sigmund Freud, the West has demolished the source of its beauty. The devolution of man from a spiritual being to a mere animal is resulting in the West's decline. However, the sun need not set on the West, because Freud's interpretation of who we are is demonstrably false.
In this lecture, Dr. Vishal Mangalwadi suggests that the doctrine of human dignity was a foundational assumption that made the West unique. Renaissance artist Michelangelo depicted the theological source of this idea on the dome of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, in his iconic painting of God creating Adam in his own image. Dr. Mangalwadi laments that following Charles Darwin, William James, and Sigmund Freud, the West has demolished the source of its beauty. The devolution of man from a spiritual being to a mere animal is resulting in the West's decline. However, the sun need not set on the West, because Freud's interpretation of who we are is demonstrably false.